Local restaurants will serve beverages on coasters with messaging like #NotAskingForIt, aligning with the YWCA’s ‘Blamé’ campaign. Continue reading →

Raylene Marks says she quit her job at a Claire’s accessories store in Edmonton after refusing to pierce the ears of a sobbing seven-year-old who begged her mom to go home. Continue reading →

All fraternity brothers will be required to attend yearly workshops on sexual consent, bystander intervention training and healthier masculinity. Continue reading →

The province has introduced a new legislation that would allow disclosure of personal health information in certain circumstances. Continue reading →

The allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh shine a spotlight on how society handles sexual assault when alcohol is involved. Continue reading →

Express Aid Pharmacy, which has locations on Grove Street and Leacock Drive in Barrie will host the sessions once a month. Continue reading →

“It doesn’t matter what gender you are or what your sexual orientation is, you should never engage in behaviours of this nature without consent,” one expert says. Continue reading →

Sexual education, usually reserved for elementary and high school students, will be offered to some 1,200 Quebec daycare and kindergarten students beginning this fall as part of a pilot project. Continue reading →

LEAF will address consent before the Supreme Court. It’s welcome news to women’s rights advocates at a time when Canadians seem unclear on what it means to consent. Continue reading →

Sweden on Wednesday outlawed sex not based on mutual consent, with campaigners hoping other European countries would also toughen up rape legislation after the #MeToo anti-harassment campaign. Continue reading →